R&R Insurance Services, Inc. Welcomes Doug Bentley as Commercial Sales Executive
November 12, 2007
R&R Insurance Services, Inc., one of Wisconsin’s largest and most diverse independent insurance brokerage firms, is excited to announce that Doug Bentley has joined their commercial sales team.
In his new position, Bentley will market Commercial Property and Casualty Insurance throughout Sauk and Columbia Counties. Bentley comes to R&R with more than 23 years of insurance industry experience. Most recently, Bentley was an agent with Rural Insurance, providing service to 450 families and businesses. Bentley has earned numerous company and industry awards including GAMA Agent of the Year in 1990 and 1991, National Sales Achievement Award, National Quality Award, Rural Business Lines Master, Account Leader and Lifetime Production Shield Award. In addition Bentley was appointed to the Agency Advisory Council, Rural’s Quality Assurance Committee, Strategy Development Team and Commercial Insurance Task Force.
Bentley possesses the Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow (LUTCF) Insurance Designation. He is an active member of the Reedsburg Chamber of Commerce, Local Service Clubs and the Reedsburg United Fund. Bentley has also supported community programs as a Youth Soccer Coach, P.E.A.K. Board Member, DNR certified Hunter Education Instructor, and an Advanced Hunter Education Instructor.
R&R Insurance Services, Inc. has served the insurance needs of southeastern Wisconsin since 1976. Today, R&R Insurance Services is Wisconsin’s largest independently owned insurance broker and a Partner of Assurex Global. The world's largest privately held risk management and commercial insurance brokerage group, Assurex Global is comprised of more than 130 independent brokers (Assurex Global Partners) in major cities around the globe. Combined, the Partners of Assurex Global are staffed by more than 20,000 experienced industry professionals who generate annual premiums in excess of $21 billion. R&R Insurance Services, Inc. and Assurex Global have preferred relationships with leading carriers.